Hydrogen power is a stupid idea. Why in the world would we pay for all the infrastructure needed to build a hydrogen economy when we already have an electric grid? Also, making hydrogen is a very inefficient use of electricity.https://www.ibtimes.com/tesla-ev-cars-other-brands-bow-down-hydrogen-cars-2030-2804811 …
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Some get it sooner, some get it later, some never.
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The opposite: scaling recharging for EVs is more expensive (see Julich report; Watch China). OEMs know cheapest 'electric' platform is integration of small battery + fuel cell b/c less supply chain risk/mass; cost curve benefits from wider applications across transportation world
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Efficiency loss obsession is misguided (Our grid is inefficient; solar is inefficient; ICE is inefficient) Scale & integration matters. Hydrogen (via power to gas) gives you system level efficiencies of sector coupling. Producing H2 (Ptg) will get cheaper and deliver more value
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Power-to-X is an important technology for the
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Not to mention that H2 fuel tanks typically run at close to 700 Bar: 10,000 psi! A tank pressurized to 250 Bar can kill if they fail catastrophically. These pressures are deadly & insane.
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Besides which, in 2030 it won't be Li-ion that H2 would have to beat, it'll be a much better alternative battery chemistry.
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